English Conversation Questions on Music: Power of Music
- Do you think music is a powerful thing?
- Do you think music is a drug?
- Do you like listening to famous people’s opinions?
- Do you think musicians or singers should not make political statements or do you think it is important to do it?
- Have you ever felt the power of music when you went to a big concert?
- Do you think music can be manipulative?
- Can music affect people in a negative way?
- Can music increase people’s efficiency?
- Do you know any activities where music is used to unify people to do something?
- Do you think music can affect unborn babies?
- Do you think music has always been a very powerful thing historically?
- Do you think music recording groups or corporations push composers to make rather mainstream music?
More ESL Conversation Questions on Music
- Music: Concert experiences
- Music: Concerts and festivals
- Music: Cover songs vs. originals
- Music: Favorite music genres
- Music: Listening to music
- Music: Making music
- Music: Music and cultural identity
- Music: Music and language barriers
- Music: Music and marketing strategies
- Music: Music and memory associations
- Music: Music and mental health
- Music: Music and social justice issues
- Music: Music and technology advancements
- Music: Music and you
- Music: Music and your family
- Music: Music education and benefits
- Music: Music festivals attended
- Music: Music in film and TV
- Music: Music industry careers
- Music: Music influence on mood
- Music: Music on radio, Spotify or Youtube
- Music: Music piracy and streaming
- Music: Music styles
- Music: Music you don’t like
- Music: Musical collaboration and teamwork
- Music: Musical instruments
- Music: Musical instruments played
- Music: Musicals
- Music: Power of music
- Music: Singing
- Music: Top music charts